Child Support Offenders

A monthly child support is established by the court of jurisdiction that governs the divorce and/or child support state. In most instances, the child support is figured strictly by using a set formula that takes into account the parents' salaries, etc. Child support offenders are those parents who fail to pay their established child support. There are several ways to get child support offenders to pay, however, including the following: * Removing money from their bank accounts. * Taking their property and/or vehicles. * Withholding income from their payroll check. * Withholding unemployment benefits. * Withholding disability benefits. Local child support offices can help custodial parents deal with non-paying parents. They will work with you in finding a missing parent and/or collecting child support from the offender.